When suspects start lashing out upon arrest, police officers will sometimes inject them with a drug known as ketamine that is intended to sedate them. But the practice is resulting in increasingly more deaths, and human rights advocates are demanding reform. While appropriate doses of ketamine can be useful for treating conditions like depression, its administration by police, who are not medical professionals, represents a form of … Continue reading American Cops are Injecting Arrested Suspects with Ketamine, Sometimes Killing Them